Pottery Platter Workshop

This is a 1.5 hr creative, hands on workshop. This is a workshop where participants can make a hand carved cheese platter using clay. They will use handbuilding techniques to shape their platter using a warm brown clay with a light iron speckle.   Participants will use tools to carve their playters detail and choose a glaze colour that i will then complete after its been bisque fired. Suitable for beginners.

The creation will then dry, i will fire it, glaze it, then send it for it's final firing before being ready for collection.

The amazing and purpose built space at Arteyrea here in Port Lincoln is the perfect venue.  Please bring along a water bottle.  

If your ready to take that next step in creating something using hand building this is a great introduction. Participant will receive approx 750 grams of clay to work your magic.  

While I have allocated 1.5hrs for this workshop, some participants will finish earlier or need an extra 10 to 15 mins.

The finished piece will be ready in 5 to 6 weeks after the workshop.

Thank you for supporting this little business of mine. I hope you love it as much as I do.

This workshop can be offered for private functions and group bookings, team bonding work events, girls night in initiatives, hens party. Feel free to share your ideas and i will accommodate where i can. 😊

Minimum of 15 required.

Sarah

@epcoastalcreations

checkusout08@hotmail.com

Disclaimer:

We use food grade quality glazes to enable you to use your pieces for years to come. While your piece is dishwasher safe, we strongly encourage for the longevity and quality of your piece to hand-wash your items each time after use.

Ep Coastal Creations takes every caution to process your pieces until completion and while it is extremely rare that a piece cracks or becomes damaged in any of the process steps we take no responsibility for the function or durability of your piece, nor any faults that could cause a safety hazard. By purchasing a ticket to this event, you acknowledge and take full responsibility for your own pottery piece and use your finished pieces at your own discretion.